Jiǔqūwān Hot Spring Valley

Jiǔqūwān Hot Spring Valley

Jiǔqūwān Hot Spring Valley is a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction.

Jiǔqūwān Hot Spring Resort passed the on-site inspection and acceptance of the National Tourism Administration in July 2006. On October 23, this shining jewel of Nanning’s tourism industry was honored as a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction. Located in Sāntáng Town, Nanning, it lies within the scenic Jiǔqūwān Farm. It is a hot spring eco-tourism destination that integrates sightseeing, vacationing, leisure and entertainment, health and wellness, hotels, conferences, cultural experiences, and real estate development. The resort boasts rich ethnic and local characteristics. The hot spring water contains over 30 types of trace elements and minerals beneficial to the human body, such as metasilicic acid, metaboric acid, sulfides, fluorine, and radon. It is a rare type of sodium bicarbonate thermal water that is warm, radon-rich, metasilicic acid-containing, and fluorine-therapeutic. Since its opening, it has received unanimous praise from domestic and international guests, who have highly commended both the quality of the hot spring water and the strong ethnic culture of Guangxi. The cuisine at Jiǔqūwān Hot Spring Resort is also a highlight (including rice noodle dumplings, lemon-flavored duck, and eight-treasure rice).

Jiǔqūwān Hot Spring Resort is located in Sāntáng Town, Nanning, the capital city of Guangxi, nestled in the scenic Jiǔqūwān Farm, just 12 kilometers from the city center, offering extremely convenient transportation and a prime geographical location. The hot spring water gushes from a composite geothermal field at a depth of 1,219.94 meters underground, with a daily yield of 744 m³/day and a water temperature ranging between 53.5°C and 61°C. The water is crystal clear and smooth, and after rigorous on-site testing by the Guangxi Regional Geological and Mineral Resources Center, the Guangxi Center for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Guangxi Supervision and Inspection Station for Health Foods and Biological Products, it was found to be approximately 12,000 years old. The water contains more than 30 types of trace elements and minerals beneficial to the human body, such as metasilicic acid, metaboric acid, sulfides, fluorine, radon, lithium, and strontium. It is a rare type of sodium bicarbonate thermal water that is warm, radon-rich, metasilicic acid-containing, and fluorine-therapeutic. It has significant auxiliary therapeutic effects on various chronic diseases such as neurasthenic paralysis, paralysis, rheumatoid arthritis, gastrointestinal disorders, heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, and arteriosclerosis. It also offers health and medical benefits such as preventing skin diseases, inhibiting obesity, and beautifying the skin. Jiǔqūwān Hot Spring features both outdoor hot spring pools and indoor multi-functional soaking pools, including slate baths, hot spring flower baths, beer baths, coffee baths, charcoal baths, aloe baths, herbal baths, and mineral sand pools, which can accommodate up to 1,000 people for soaking simultaneously.